Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Clemente sixth-grader Luis with oily oyster science experiment. Credit: Maya McFadden photos With ...

Learn how it’s done at a GATEway Science Fair workshop. Open to kids in grades 3 through 6, and their favorite big person, the 1.5-hour workshop is designed to give participants hands-on experience ...

We're asking K-12 students and teachers to share videos and photos of their science fair projects, including an explanation of the experiment and what was learned. What are the best soils for plants ...

As a little girl, I always enjoyed learning new things and investigating why things happened and how they worked. I always wanted to expand my knowledge. In fifth grade, I was eager to do my first ...

Science fair might sound daunting to most high schoolers, but in “Science Fair: the Series,” executive directors Cristina Costantini and Darren Foster have hypothesized that any high schooler in the ...

Corpus Christi students are looking for answers to the big questions — like whether cats have a dominant paw, whether coffee or tea is more likely to stain your teeth, can AI predict the weather and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kristen Moon is an entrepreneur covering college admission strategies. Nov 04, 2024, 01:15pm EST Science fairs offer a platform ...

A new scholarship at the University of Arkansas is giving future science and math teachers a head start in their careers as they mentor middle school and junior high students. Eight recipients of the ...

Children and adults who kicked off the summer at the Magic of Science Fair and Family Festival on Saturday at TUNE Center at Harford Community. It was a day of fun interactive activities and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 28—It was a STEM fest on Tuesday at Missouri Southern State University. Experiments on how the temperature of water affects ...

Ramsay School sixth-grader Adelaide Thomson won a gold ribbon at the 67 th Annual Montana State Science Fair March 28 for her project “Dirty Pipes.” But that’s not all. She also won the Peterson Grand ...